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Former Atlantic City Council President Craig Callaway was sentenced to two years in prison for setting up a fraudulent scheme ...
Craig Callaway had pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining mail ballots in 2022 and submitting them on behalf of ...
Craig Callaway, once president of Atlantic City Council, was convicted for the "fraudulent procurement, casting, and ...
The former Atlantic City council president has been sentenced to federal prison in the forging of mail-in ballots for the ...
Former Atlantic City council president Craig Callaway has been sentenced to two years in prison for a mail-in voting fraud ...
An Atlantic City political operative who admitted submitting fraudulent mail-in ballots in the November 2022 general election ...
Craig Callaway, a former Atlantic City council president and longtime N.J. political organizer, has admitted to casting fraudulent mail-in ballots during the 2022 general election.
The plan was to take down a political traitor. Instead, a videotape capturing Atlantic City Councilman Eugene Robinson in a sexual tryst set up by his rivals exploded into a scandal that landed ...
Former Atlantic City council president Craig Callaway admitted to a vote-by-mail scheme in 2022's general election. Sentencing is in June.
Craig Callaway accused Mayor Marty Small Sr. of putting pressure on the state to prevent the appointments of Michelle Kidd and Amena Chowdury to the Atlantic City Municipal Utilities Authority.
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